Two Arab spy Arabs arrested in Turkey's murder case
An important Turkish newspaper, Annie Saifak, has been told that two security-immigrants have been arrested in Istanbul on Tuesday for the government security agency.
Both of them are investigating Saudi journalist Jamal Khashkiqi's involvement in the murder. According to the newspaper, both of them have been allegedly arrested during the investigation in the United Arab Emirates.
However, the names of these two were not displayed. Both of these alleged spies were arrested during the joint operation of the police and intelligence agency MIT at the beginning of this week's weekend. It is clear that Jamal Khashashji was in America a year ago from his assassination.
He wrote a column in the New York Times, which often criticized the Saudi leadership on his policies.
During October 2018, Jamal Dhakashji went to Turkey for his fun and leisure. And there he went to the Saudi Consulate in connection with some work, more than a dozen diplomatic and security officials present there, depriving them of extravagant violence. In Saudi Arabia, a trial has been launched against 11 named in this case. In this murder case, fingers were raised on Saudi vowel Muhammad bin Salman. Turkey and Saudi relations have also begun on this issue.
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